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UGA Student ID of Mary Frances Early, 1962.
Student ID of Mary Frances Early, who became the first Black student to graduate from the University of Georgia. She applied to the University after seeing a picture of Charlayne Hunter.
UGA Diploma, awarded to Mary Frances Early, 1962 August 16
Mary Frances Early's diploma. She was the first Black student to graduate from the University of Georgia, earning her master's degree in Music Education.
UGA admission letter to Mary Frances Early, 1961 April 25
Mary Frances Early's letter of acceptance to the Master of Music Education program at UGA
UGA admission letter envelope, to Mary Frances Early, 1961 April 25
Envelope that enclosed Mary Frances Early's letter of acceptance into UGA. Includes note, presumably from Early, that states that, looking at the postmark on the envelope, it took UGA from January 14th to May 10th to accept her, while the University…
Photograph, Mary Frances Early, ca. 1964
Photograph of Mary Frances Early
Article, “Our First Days at the University of Georgia” by Charlayne Hunter, JET, 1961 February 9
Article by Charlayne Hunter communicating her feelings about getting settled at the University after her return to campus after the riot. Seems to be a copy of the "Charlayne Finds Friends at U. of GA," article that was in the January 21st, 1961…
Article, "Charlayne Finds Friends at U. of GA," Atlanta Inquirer, 1961 January 21
Article by Charlayne Hunter communicating her feelings about getting settled at the University after her return to campus after the riot.
Phi Kappa Phi Certificate, inducting Hamilton Holmes into the honor society, 1963 February 14
Hamilton Holmes focused on studying rather than socializing during his time in Athens. His induction into the Phi Beta Kappa honor society in 1963 honored his academic achievements.
Photograph, Dr. Hamilton Holmes in front of Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, ca. 1990s.
Photograph of Hamilton Holmes in front of Grady Memorial Hospital during his time as the Medical Director there.
Certificate, United States Army, to Hamilton Holmes 1968 February
This is the certificate that admitted Hamilton Holmes into the Army. He would complete two years of service before returning to Emory in order to complete his residency and receive his diploma.